by Kate Jacobs
The final book in the Friday Night Knitting Club series takes us through the holidays season as big changes are afoot for the members of the club. Set one year after the last installment, Anita and Marty are finally getting married, Catherine's relationship with Marco is growing deeper, Peri's busin...
This was wonderful! The shortest and the best of the three books about the Friday Night Knitting Club. Dakota's twenty, no longer a child and everyone is starting to get on with their own dreams. But their not deserting her! So much of their lives still revolve around Dakota and the yarn shop and th...
Did not enjoy this book as much as the previous two books. Still liked it just not as much.Too disjointed of a book.
A 3.5 star review.Definitely the weakest of the lot, but it's a sweet Christmas story (starting just before Thanksgiving and ending just after New Years Eve) and a quick read, so perfect for a lazy Christmas Day morning.It's linked quite closely to "Knit Two" and ties up a lot of the loose ends from...
not my fav. of the knit books
It was a so-so novel. Not as good as the other books. I think that having Georgia die in the first story probably made this series less interesting, because apparently they have to keep focusing on her to keep things moving along. It all comes back to Georgia. I'm betting this is not the last bo...
This newest release in the Friday Night Knitting Club series recaptures the magic of the first book. This is the perfect read for the holiday season and will give you the warm fuzzies. I think this could stand alone, but it would probably help if you have read the other two books in the series. I...
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